33%er here… making shelves for my Lionel collection so this was super helpful. When I retire in a couple of years, I thought of doing a TH-cam channel and would love to do an interview with you.
Hey Ron, I like the shelves. I worked with a press brake for about 12 years. They did a fine job. The train room is coming along nicely. Keep up the good work. Congrats on all of your accomplishments. 33%!
Ron, I really enjoy watching your videos. You are the best. I wish you lived closer so we could be friends and share our model RR experiences and real RR experiences. You are a great technician and I really enjoy your comments and sense of humor. You put into words what I have thought especially when some small part falls on the floor minus the vulgar expletives.
What a GREAT job you did Ron!! It looks absolutely fantastic! And No, it’s not too many trains being displayed. More the Merrier!! I personally like how you have separate displays for your different scales. This weeks Classic Model is the beautiful Sophia Loren! Well planned, well executed, and well done Ron!! Tom
Very cool Ron. My wife is the one who says, "that should not take too long", yeah right! My projects always take a while. Hehe take care buddy. thanks, G
Geez, you're like a brother from another mother, sometimes I feel like I'm watching myself! Last week my friend who is the widow of a model railroader, asked me if I could help her fix a blown out windowpane in the 3rd floor room that has his layout and an S scale locomotive display in close proximity. Of course- anything to save the trains. She had a few sheets of plexiglas on hand that he had bought long ago, well protected by its Kraft paper layer on both sides. After cutting the piece to size rather quickly and cursory pick at the paper; I said to myself and then her....."I think that was the easy part, the hardest part might be getting this paper off." Well, I asked her to fetch a hair dryer and it was close to 2 hours later that we finally got all the paper off.
Interesting to see the MiniToys street car up on the shelf. You don't see too many of them. I have one from my Dad's collection that he had bought in the 50's. There were two, 102 Public Service and 103 Rapid Transit. I had managed to get three more for my collection. Each was sold as is and not running. Got them all running since nothing major was wrong with them. Great to see them run around a layout.
Awesome video. 33% here. You have some great skills with fixing and being creative. I have two virgin walls that I've been planning on putting up shelves myself so I appreciate this very much. Kinda like a kick in the pants to start planning and doin... have a great day Ron.
Ron, I used to be a tin knocker back in the mid 80's to mid 90's. In our sheet metal shop, we had those same bending brakes for fabricating our own custom sized ductwork. So being around sheet metal I found that the best band-aid was a strip of duct tape. I did a number on my thumb one day, and duct tape stopped the bleeding immediately and lasts longer that a band aid.
Sophia - hot mama in her day ! That protective plastic film is a royal PITA !! If we get a steel building package and it sits out in the weather, it doesn't come off, almost disintegrates, nothing helps ... our guys make close to $80/hr ... to peel plastic for days. That extra fold on the edge is called a "Hem". Strengthens and prevents oil canning. Good luck with the interview !!
Congrats Sir! You deserve it! Best Train Channel on TH-cam! Next move will b to Hollywood! Shelving looks great! I'm interested in the HO shelving! As always Great Video!
Love your videos .shelving looks awesome and it's not an addiction .it is a love of trains and the one way we can still be a kid . You know what I'm saying . I just wanted to bleep boop my thoughts about the addiction .
So awesome you’re getting press. Best of luck for the interview, the collection looks fantastic on the shelves! It’s only an addiction if it brings others down. You lift people up with this, that gets the designation of a genuine Passion.
I knew that was Sophia Loren right away. Mmm Mmm Mm. The metal shelves look great! I was a one man hardwood flooring company for thirty years so I do things in wood. I probably would have done 1 X 4 pine and glued and screwed a 1 3/4" strip to the board. The resultant piece would look like an L and could be screwed into the wall. I'd finish it with an oil base poly so it would match the paneling. The idea is to get the shelfs to disappear to highlight the trains on said shelf. Yours look great. This is just another way to skin the feline. When you stood on your layout I smiled. I built mine using L Girder construction and I can stand on mine too. I see so many layouts on the interweb that have zero cross bracing and minimal framing. That can lead to difficulties trying to run trains on them. Don't even ask me about duck unders. Lol. Another great video. Thank you for your efforts!
My Dad was a Custom Carpenter / homebuilder so he did everything in wood as well. I never seem to have the time to make such a beautiful shelve as you described. There has to be a true love for wood to make them kinda masterpieces :-)
Sophia Loren! Those shelves came out nice. I'd suggest some self adhesive LED strips to put under each shelf so it lights up all the trains evenly. You need more projects. :) Good luck on the interview. You're going to be even more famous! Don't forget about us little guys out here when you hit the big time.
You can stick a latex painted brush in a baggie and put it in the freezer to wait while the paint dries. The frozen brush comes back to life in a few minutes and you are ready to go again with no clean-up.
Hey Ron, okay on everything. I got a sheit load of 4 or 6" white metal shelf brackets inused for the my layout over my head. All you need are self tappers and what ever wood planking you need. Let me know. The stuff i sent you should be there friday...
I've seen a lot of other Modle Train Hobbyists online, and let me tell you, it doesn't look overdone at all...YET! Looks great. For what I have a bookshelf is all I need to display and run my Hoby. Thanks again for your video/s
Good luck shipping metal shelves! I bought 6 foot gutter strips for the roof of my 2018 Ford Focus and they arrived folded in half. Three times! I ended up using a roll of flexible gutter molding i bought locally. Great video!
Hey great job on them shelves. Loved the “exact measuring devices “ ! Probably needed the DEW to muscle through to get er done? Hope to see the news story too!
Aonther great video Ron... I hope your interview goes well.. Today is Tuesday here in Australia so Im hoping it is going ahead..... Good luck and I look forward to seeing it all the way over the pond here in Australia...
Great video. Love to listen and watch .you do good work.love the model of the month. Looks like a couple of hours work in the plain g . it actual time was 5 days . no e work . can't wait yo see the intetview. Thanks
Excellent job on the shelving. The copper color is perfect for your display. Hope the interview goes well and you can post a link to it. Good publicity for the hobby is invaluable to get others interested. Cleaning the dust is a chore. For cleaning I have a mini shop vac with a filter. It helps some. Even with the Hepa air filter I still get dust. Where do it all come from? Dagg nabbit.
Ron, if it's old and unusable track, then use it on the shelves, otherwise if it's high and you can't see it, sitting on flanges will be okay. That dust problem, you're breathing it, too. I'd say cover the outside windows with an extra layer of clear plastic if you want to see out of it. John
I need to make some shelves now for all my HO stuff. Thanks to channels like yours and SMT Mainline Ive learned a ton about locomotive repairs and I have bought and revived quite a few locomotives that were in disrepair. Im up to about 70+ locomotives now lol I'm a wood working guy so I can probably throw something together out of some Cedar for cheap, plane it, route the edge and send it
Cool shelves! Very nice looking 0 gauge should work for Lego trains I would think too! Waiting for decals for the Minnesota Commercial railroad for the n-scale RSD-15.
Awesome job Ron. Looks good. I guess the weight of the trains aren’t sagging the new shelf’s. I would have bet money that it would have. And as always good job keep the videos coming 👍🏻
I like it. I've been looking for a better way to put things on the wall, and the aluminum is expensive, and I have a LOT of HO and N scale. Your idea is really great. And you did fix something in this video. Your display.
Another great video. Great idea for the shelves. I need to get the layout started before I get shelves up. Thanks for sharing. What you don't wear the same outfit every day like they did on Bonanza? LOL
Hey Ron, that's another great video. I'm starting to think about putting up some shelves for my HO stuff. Can you post the link to the video for your HO shelves you mentioned? Thanks. Oh, congrats on the interview.
Hey Ron, Freddie here from LI, NY Caboose Man. I just blasted off some of the tools and other HO supplies I'm not using to you. I don't see a new set up in any future. I tried to sell my HO Amtrak Kato engines and cars, but I'm not giving them away free or discounted so low, I end up crying myself to sleep! I also have a roll of what turns out to be a great sky background. Let me know if you want it.
Hello Fred, I'm good on sky background but thank you for thinking about me with your other stuff. I find Amtrak to be very hard to sell. Not many Fellers model that road name.
UPS will ship oversize stuff although 10 ft. might be too much. Nothing says you couldn't put shorter lengths together with a backer plate and epoxy or something like that though. or if you don't mind seeing them screws into a backer plate. Looks nice, thanks for the video!
I get jealous sometimes of the quality of wood available across the country. Here in the mid-desert (Vegas) you'd have to dig through the entire pile to find a decent piece of wood without heavy crown, twists and bows.
@classicmodeltrains So it's not just the southwest. I did a job in Missouri and ordered regular framing lumber. When they dropped it off I said wait a second. I didn't order premium. The driver looked at me and asked where I was from. I told him the deserts of California. He chuckled and said well that makes sense and told any board they had with even a single knot in it was considered less than premium grade. It blew my mind compared to the stuff we got in California. By the way good job on the shelves. The shelf wall looks great.
Well, that was something different and interesting plus a hell of allot of work. The lighting is fine on my end, (said the wife), so just raise it. Looking forward to the remake of "A Stare is born" and you will be in TRAINing till Tuesday. My best advice is don't talk politics and very little religion if any so the same rules as a Gin Mill (bar). Good luck and we got your back (from a considerable distance), LOL. Jersey Bill
@@classicmodeltrains We talk about the lack of sex from the wife and what the hell the kids did this time, LOL. I have been married for 37 years, and the best year was 38 years ago.
I made a comment about your last classic model (Ann Margret) you were not familiar with, but here you go, Sophia Loren and Ann Margret were both in the movie Grumpier Old Men as "classic models"
That there model is John Madden, well known for his work documenting gorillas in Africa, inventing the Zagnut Bar, and being the fifth man on the moon.
Check out the movie “Boy on a Dolphin” for a wet t-shirt scene of a young Sophia Loren. Not sure which is better, that scene or Jaqueline Bissett in The Deep????????? Va-va-vavoom. Nice work as always, Ron!
Congratulations on the interview.
33%er here… making shelves for my Lionel collection so this was super helpful. When I retire in a couple of years, I thought of doing a TH-cam channel and would love to do an interview with you.
Glad to help out there Jeff
@@classicmodeltrainsYou’re a stand up guy, Ron. 🤝
Hey Ron, I like the shelves. I worked with a press brake for about 12 years. They did a fine job. The train room is coming along nicely. Keep up the good work. Congrats on all of your accomplishments. 33%!
Ron, I really enjoy watching your videos. You are the best. I wish you lived closer so we could be friends and share our model RR experiences and real RR experiences. You are a great technician and I really enjoy your comments and sense of humor. You put into words what I have thought especially when some small part falls on the floor minus the vulgar expletives.
So many more trains on display now! Love it! Those shelves turned out great!
Thank you!
What a GREAT job you did Ron!! It looks absolutely fantastic! And No, it’s not too many trains being displayed. More the Merrier!! I personally like how you have separate displays for your different scales. This weeks Classic Model is the beautiful Sophia Loren! Well planned, well executed, and well done Ron!! Tom
Thank you for sharing. Very nice job on the shelving and good luck on the interview.👍
Thanks!!
Very cool Ron. My wife is the one who says, "that should not take too long", yeah right! My projects always take a while. Hehe take care buddy. thanks, G
I always underestimate the time needed for a project
Geez, you're like a brother from another mother, sometimes I feel like I'm watching myself! Last week my friend who is the widow of a model railroader, asked me if I could help her fix a blown out windowpane in the 3rd floor room that has his layout and an S scale locomotive display in close proximity. Of course- anything to save the trains. She had a few sheets of plexiglas on hand that he had bought long ago, well protected by its Kraft paper layer on both sides. After cutting the piece to size rather quickly and cursory pick at the paper; I said to myself and then her....."I think that was the easy part, the hardest part might be getting this paper off." Well, I asked her to fetch a hair dryer and it was close to 2 hours later that we finally got all the paper off.
Oh WOW!! we were both suffering at the same time over protective paper. That stuff gets old and its a bugger to pull off.
Interesting to see the MiniToys street car up on the shelf. You don't see too many of them. I have one from my Dad's collection that he had bought in the 50's. There were two, 102 Public Service and 103 Rapid Transit. I had managed to get three more for my collection. Each was sold as is and not running. Got them all running since nothing major was wrong with them. Great to see them run around a layout.
That's a neat little piece. My roof is broken and I need to source or make a new one.
Awesome video. 33% here. You have some great skills with fixing and being creative. I have two virgin walls that I've been planning on putting up shelves myself so I appreciate this very much. Kinda like a kick in the pants to start planning and doin... have a great day Ron.
Thanks James
Ron, I used to be a tin knocker back in the mid 80's to mid 90's. In our sheet metal shop, we had those same bending brakes for fabricating our own custom sized ductwork. So being around sheet metal I found that the best band-aid was a strip of duct tape. I did a number on my thumb one day, and duct tape stopped the bleeding immediately and lasts longer that a band aid.
Sophia - hot mama in her day ! That protective plastic film is a royal PITA !! If we get a steel building package and it sits out in the weather, it doesn't come off, almost disintegrates, nothing helps ... our guys make close to $80/hr ... to peel plastic for days. That extra fold on the edge is called a "Hem". Strengthens and prevents oil canning. Good luck with the interview !!
Yup! and Yup again :-)
Congrats Sir! You deserve it! Best Train Channel on TH-cam! Next move will b to Hollywood! Shelving looks great! I'm interested in the HO shelving! As always Great Video!
Thank you! very kind of you to say. Fellers are definitely interested in the shelves
Awesome job Ron !
Love your videos .shelving looks awesome and it's not an addiction .it is a love of trains and the one way we can still be a kid . You know what I'm saying . I just wanted to bleep boop my thoughts about the addiction .
So awesome you’re getting press. Best of luck for the interview, the collection looks fantastic on the shelves! It’s only an addiction if it brings others down. You lift people up with this, that gets the designation of a genuine Passion.
Love your comment!!
I think everything will look great for the interview. Can't wait to see it. Until Thursday 33%er over and out.
Thanks Mark
@classicmodeltrains your welcome, man.
Great job on those shelves. Cheers from eastern TN
Thank you
Great looking shelves. Isn't it just amazing what you can accomplish when you have to? Have fun with your interview.
Thanks Mark!
Awesome job ron 👍
Really awesome job building these shelves here! 33%er here
Thanks Matt
Sophia Loren. Great job Ron. I have a combination of the expensive stuff and some I made from wood and cut flange ways in on my table saw.
Yup!
Looks great Ron !!!!!
I second that
Thank you Dale
I knew that was Sophia Loren right away. Mmm Mmm Mm. The metal shelves look great! I was a one man hardwood flooring company for thirty years so I do things in wood. I probably would have done 1 X 4 pine and glued and screwed a 1 3/4" strip to the board. The resultant piece would look like an L and could be screwed into the wall. I'd finish it with an oil base poly so it would match the paneling. The idea is to get the shelfs to disappear to highlight the trains on said shelf. Yours look great. This is just another way to skin the feline. When you stood on your layout I smiled. I built mine using L Girder construction and I can stand on mine too. I see so many layouts on the interweb that have zero cross bracing and minimal framing. That can lead to difficulties trying to run trains on them. Don't even ask me about duck unders. Lol. Another great video. Thank you for your efforts!
My Dad was a Custom Carpenter / homebuilder so he did everything in wood as well. I never seem to have the time to make such a beautiful shelve as you described. There has to be a true love for wood to make them kinda masterpieces :-)
Like the speedy work.
Thanks
Great job Ron! Ya gave me some ideas for my Man Cave. Ya can't never have to many trains...:). Sophia Loren....Classic Lady.
Hi Ron, Great job on the shelves. Looks like a great 🚂 train room. Thanks for sharing. 🚂
Thanks for watching
great job on the revamp shelving love the content!
Thank you
Looks great Ron! Looks so cool seeing more locomotives displayed! 🚂🚃🇺🇸
Sophia Loren! Those shelves came out nice. I'd suggest some self adhesive LED strips to put under each shelf so it lights up all the trains evenly. You need more projects. :) Good luck on the interview. You're going to be even more famous! Don't forget about us little guys out here when you hit the big time.
Yup! Led controllable color changing strips would be nice.
You can stick a latex painted brush in a baggie and put it in the freezer to wait while the paint dries. The frozen brush comes back to life in a few minutes and you are ready to go again with no clean-up.
Great idea, I'll have to try that!
Loox great aways fun to watch no matter what the topic is
Thanks Brent
The train room looks fantastic Ron. Awesome video as usual. You have given me some ideas
Glad you liked it!
We should shelve this for a later date…lol..great video!
Hey Ron,
That is a brilliant idea. Make and sell them.
Thanks
Hey Ron, okay on everything. I got a sheit load of 4 or 6" white metal shelf brackets inused for the my layout over my head. All you need are self tappers and what ever wood planking you need. Let me know. The stuff i sent you should be there friday...
I've seen a lot of other Modle Train Hobbyists online, and let me tell you, it doesn't look overdone at all...YET! Looks great. For what I have a bookshelf is all I need to display and run my Hoby. Thanks again for your video/s
I'm glad you like the setup!
Mandaides, love it. For all us of in construction, we know about those.
Nice work Ron, beer and hot wings are essential with model trains.
Thank you and agreed!
Thank you Ron
:-)
Good luck shipping metal shelves! I bought 6 foot gutter strips for the roof of my 2018 Ford Focus and they arrived folded in half. Three times! I ended up using a roll of flexible gutter molding i bought locally. Great video!
Thanks Gary
Great idea on the shelves. Maybe to keep the dust out, cover the front with perspex or clear plastic of some sort.
I need to keep it out of the cabin. Dont know where it Leakes in at.
I like your shelf spacer idea of using beer cans!
Just the right hight. Guess if it was G gauge would need a tall boy can
Nice job Ron. Now I know NOT to put up shelves so I can see all I have. LOL.
Hey great job on them shelves. Loved the “exact measuring devices “ ! Probably needed the DEW to muscle through to get er done?
Hope to see the news story too!
Thanks Steven
Aonther great video Ron... I hope your interview goes well.. Today is Tuesday here in Australia so Im hoping it is going ahead..... Good luck and I look forward to seeing it all the way over the pond here in Australia...
Thanks. Yes our Tuesday at 1:45 PM is when he arrives to record it
This has been a really good video! I liked this change
Thank you
Looks great, you still have room to go higher on the gable end. Well done, nice result!
I keep eyeballing that area ;-)
Got that one correct. Thanks Ron!
Right on!
I'll take a digital autograph from here
🎬🚂🤵🎤👨🔧📹😊Good stuff, Ron.🇨🇦🇺🇲
:-)
I'd love to buy some of those shelves!!!
Great! I have to get them out of prototype but its great people are inquiring about them
Great video. Love to listen and watch .you do good work.love the model of the month. Looks like a couple of hours work in the plain g . it actual time was 5 days . no e work . can't wait yo see the intetview. Thanks
🤣 Perfect “measuring” tool ! 👍
He He!!
Very cool, hadn’t thought of using the small angle brackets for shelving, going to try and do this for my N stuff
Right on!
Hi Ron & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Ron & Friends Randy
HI Randy, Thank you :-)
Nice Ron looks good buddy!
Thank you
Great looking shelves! Nice job. If you’re planning to move your studio, that’s going to be a lot of work to move all that stuff.
Thanks Jim! Moving is always a hassle
@@classicmodeltrains When do you plan to start the move?
Excellent job on the shelving. The copper color is perfect for your display. Hope the interview goes well and you can post a link to it. Good publicity for the hobby is invaluable to get others interested. Cleaning the dust is a chore. For cleaning I have a mini shop vac with a filter. It helps some. Even with the Hepa air filter I still get dust. Where do it all come from? Dagg nabbit.
Good publicity for the hobby is what I'm most excited for
great video thanks
Thank you
That's slick
Thanks
You did an amazing job. Thank you x 3!
Appreciate it, thanks for watching!
Ron, if it's old and unusable track, then use it on the shelves, otherwise if it's high and you can't see it, sitting on flanges will be okay. That dust problem, you're breathing it, too. I'd say cover the outside windows with an extra layer of clear plastic if you want to see out of it.
John
Hey Hollywood hope after the wheel-ie big-show today, You sit your happy ass down for a Cold One..Cheers on a Fantastico Job🎉
Always have time for a cold one
That's Gargraves track, I think. It's great if you can afford it
It's beautiful looking track for sure. Never seen any curves yet though
Good luck with the interview.
Thank you
Those ARE gooder shelfs✔️✔️
Looks super, Ron! I really need to build one for my HO stuff.
Shelves are nice to have
I need to make some shelves now for all my HO stuff. Thanks to channels like yours and SMT Mainline Ive learned a ton about locomotive repairs and I have bought and revived quite a few locomotives that were in disrepair. Im up to about 70+ locomotives now lol
I'm a wood working guy so I can probably throw something together out of some Cedar for cheap, plane it, route the edge and send it
Shelves are nice to have!
i love the video, great shelves
Thank you
Good job, as always. Good luck schmoozing with the press! 33%er
Thanks!!
Sophia Loren....Great job as usual Ron!
Yup, She's a Classic!
@@classicmodeltrains BTW absolutely a great shelf idea!
Beer can jigs. That works for me Ron..... 😀
Dual purpose devices they are ;-)
I love watching for the super models... Sophia Loren, I loved her in Houseboat (1958) with Cary Grant.
;-)
Cool shelves! Very nice looking 0 gauge should work for Lego trains I would think too!
Waiting for decals for the Minnesota Commercial railroad for the n-scale RSD-15.
Thanks. might have to space them out a bit more up and down but width should be OK
@ Yes! I believe you would be correct.
Awesome job Ron. Looks good. I guess the weight of the trains aren’t sagging the new shelf’s. I would have bet money that it would have. And as always good job keep the videos coming 👍🏻
24 gauge. My Buddy said that is more than enough. Time will tell I guess. I'm in prototype phase right now ;-)
I like it.
I've been looking for a better way to put things on the wall, and the aluminum is expensive, and I have a LOT of HO and N scale.
Your idea is really great.
And you did fix something in this video. Your display.
Another great video. Great idea for the shelves. I need to get the layout started before I get shelves up. Thanks for sharing. What you don't wear the same outfit every day like they did on Bonanza? LOL
Thanks John. Shelves take less time that the layout does. Plus you can then see all your treasures and it might motivate you to do the layout more ;-)
I've done the screwdriver bit in the finger trick a bunch of times.
I wish the callous would hurry up and arrive so it quits hurting so much :-)
Hey Ron, that's another great video. I'm starting to think about putting up some shelves for my HO stuff. Can you post the link to the video for your HO shelves you mentioned? Thanks. Oh, congrats on the interview.
Nothing like having company coming over to make me clean the house.
He He!! You busted me ;-)
I hope to see a video of your interview.
Ima try my best to get a copy or a link
Way to use your noodle for something other than fancy hatrack. I'm impressed..
Sometimes I can still pull cool stuff off ;-)
Hey Ron, Freddie here from LI, NY Caboose Man. I just blasted off some of the tools and other HO supplies I'm not using to you. I don't see a new set up in any future. I tried to sell my HO Amtrak Kato engines and cars, but I'm not giving them away free or discounted so low, I end up crying myself to sleep! I also have a roll of what turns out to be a great sky background. Let me know if you want it.
Hello Fred, I'm good on sky background but thank you for thinking about me with your other stuff. I find Amtrak to be very hard to sell. Not many Fellers model that road name.
UPS will ship oversize stuff although 10 ft. might be too much. Nothing says you couldn't put shorter lengths together with a backer plate and epoxy or something like that though. or if you don't mind seeing them screws into a backer plate. Looks nice, thanks for the video!
Thank you
I get jealous sometimes of the quality of wood available across the country. Here in the mid-desert (Vegas) you'd have to dig through the entire pile to find a decent piece of wood without heavy crown, twists and bows.
That 1 X 4 I had took me 25 sticks to find at the Home Depot. Real bad wood is around for sure
@classicmodeltrains
So it's not just the southwest. I did a job in Missouri and ordered regular framing lumber. When they dropped it off I said wait a second. I didn't order premium. The driver looked at me and asked where I was from. I told him the deserts of California. He chuckled and said well that makes sense and told any board they had with even a single knot in it was considered less than premium grade. It blew my mind compared to the stuff we got in California.
By the way good job on the shelves. The shelf wall looks great.
Great idea. Do the shelves to sell
Thanks
Sophia Loren - Johnny from Texas!
Yup!!
I have a buddy that does seamless guttering, I may have to hit him up and see if he has a die that can do this type of bend.
Could be!
I can't remember her name right now but she has beautiful hills🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
:-)
Well, that was something different and interesting plus a hell of allot of work. The lighting is fine on my end, (said the wife), so just raise it. Looking forward to the remake of "A Stare is born" and you will be in TRAINing till Tuesday. My best advice is don't talk politics and very little religion if any so the same rules as a Gin Mill (bar). Good luck and we got your back (from a considerable distance), LOL. Jersey Bill
your not supposed to talk politics or religion in a bar? What's left to talk about ;-)
@@classicmodeltrains We talk about the lack of sex from the wife and what the hell the kids did this time, LOL. I have been married for 37 years, and the best year was 38 years ago.
@@JerseyBill-x9r LOL!!
I'm from Germany and would like to know if your enterview is also online
I will figure out how to share it online one way or another
I made a comment about your last classic model (Ann Margret) you were not familiar with, but here you go, Sophia Loren and Ann Margret were both in the movie Grumpier Old Men as "classic models"
Oh really? too funny. I'm just researching 60's models and finding one I like. Funny they were both in that movie!!
Would getting a little WD40 under the edge of the plastic film help get it off ?
It might, I'd piss on a spark plug if I thought it would do any good.
That there model is John Madden, well known for his work documenting gorillas in Africa, inventing the Zagnut Bar, and being the fifth man on the moon.
You are SPOT ON!! ;-)
As long as you have the S gauge represented..... we can do without N gauge 😅
:-)
Although your work was impressive my friend, there’s just one conclusion possible: you need more space Ron!
I agree Regis!! MORE SPACE!!! :-)
Check out the movie “Boy on a Dolphin” for a wet t-shirt scene of a young Sophia Loren. Not sure which is better, that scene or Jaqueline Bissett in The Deep????????? Va-va-vavoom. Nice work as always, Ron!
Thanks
How much money
Working on that. My buddy needs to get me a price for the tin and the labor.
super glue stops bleeding havnot tried ca yet
Super Glue is CA Glue, two names for the same thing
Super glue is CA...
Ive used CA on cuts but after they've stopped bleeding. Never during